​Dr. Parker embraces a Black feminist pedagogy, one that invites dialogue and feedback, emphasizes critical and creative thinking, and encourages digital literacy and experiential learning. 

Courses Taught
Georgia Southern University (Fall 2019)

• ENGL 2100. Vampires and Literature (Armstrong)
• ENGL 3350. Introduction to  African American Literature (Armstrong)
• ENGL 7639. Imagining the Sacred: Graduate Seminar in African American Literature (Statesboro)

Hope College

• ENGL 113. Academic Writing: Feminisms
• ENGL 195. Introduction to College Writing
• ENGL 282. African American Literature
• ENGL 375. Black Women Writers
• ​ENGL 494. Individual Study: Disability in Black Women's Speculative Fiction
• IDS 172. Africana Womanism: Origins, Legacies
• IDS 174. Black Feminist Thought: Literary & Historical Roots
• IDS 174. The Secular and the Sacred: Black Biblical Appropriations
• WGS 200. Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
• WGS 350. Feminist Visions of Justice: Theory and Criticism

Sharon McCutcheon